g13.unisol
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Here we go
Upgrading Starter Battery - how to guide
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go to control units , choose battery regulation
choose Long Adaptation
type number 4
you will see your battery , update details for your battery. Slide to write to confirm
then go back to the battery regulation screen.
Choose long coding.
Choose your battery type. Slide to Write to confirm
Forgot about the croissants I was baking. Cus of you. Lol
Picture dont do it justice, they are well burnt
Picture dont do it justice, they are well burnt
Are you running latest version of OBDeleven?
What's on the previous screen - before executing the adaptation?
I mean the Application itself - did you check in Google Play Market, or just installed?
You do have active PRO license?
This one? Or did that happen when entering into Adaptations?
g13.unisol
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I don't have a battery regulation unit. Its the latest version of the app. I have an active pro version
Wish I could be of more help. I can only tell you what works with my Pro device.(activated)
I am iOS 14(if that makes a difference, wouldn’t Ave thought so though)
NO battery regulation unit??? I'm afraid then there is no battery coding available. Not T6?
Curious how did you get into Adaptation screen - which then failed?
g13.unisol
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Youtube vid of what I was trying to do.
Ahhh... thank you... I didn't realize it's T6.1.
Anyways - you seemed to be at right place. Did you try the Security Access first, and then go to Adaptations?
g13.unisol
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I did not try security access is there a code I need ?
Yes, on MQB platforms (which T6.1 is, unlike T6) a login (Security Access) is often needed. OBDeleven usually tells what the code is/are. 20103 would be my guess.
g13.unisol
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Tried the security code and that was correct but still no adaptations. Guess it's blocked on the t6.1
Weird, this code should work on CAN Gateway and should allow adjustments.
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| 19-CAN Gateway | 20103 |
MQB platform - Security Codes - work in progress
I'm not sure if anyone else has done the same - but in an attempt to coalesce the community's knowledge of SA codes for MQB platform vehicles into a single reference source, I have collected the "known" SA codes in the table below. This has been (and it remains) a work-in-progress and the...
g13.unisol
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Obd11 also confirmed the code but still the same result of something went wrong. I have managed to change battery type in long coding to an agm but no values
I believe that the message "something went wrong" is a kind of "unexpected error". I have a faint memory that having not typed in the Security access code produces more explanatory message of type "login failed"
You could try if hints on this site helps. Anyways, there is also a form to report the bug.
I am getting a message: Something went wrong. Try again. — OBDeleven Android Help Center
Sometimes during some actions in the app the program can show an error "Something went wrong. Try again". The solution for this problem that
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Hi g13.unisol
As suggested by the link, did you try clearing the app cache?
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As suggested by the link, did you try clearing the app cache?
I am getting a message: Something went wrong. Try again. — OBDeleven Android Help Center
Sometimes during some actions in the app the program can show an error "Something went wrong. Try again". The solution for this problem that
voltas-it.helpshift.com
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